Toyota eyes halting Corolla exports

Toyota eyes halting Corolla exports

NAGOYA, Japan - Photo shows Toyota Motor Corp.'s popular Corolla Axio sedan. The top Japanese automaker is eying halting exports of its longstanding Corolla models and manufacturing the vehicles sold abroad overseas instead from around 2013 in a bid to counter the strong yen.

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